Explosion Classification

In the international standard classification, explosion protection involves electrical equipment for special working conditions, explosion protection, industrial vehicles, facilities in buildings, hand-held tools, ventilators, fans, air conditioners, mining equipment, shipbuilding and offshore structures, fertilizers, textile fibers, occupational safety, industrial hygiene, audio, video and audio-visual engineering, batteries and batteries, transportation, environmental protection, internal combustion engines, overvoltage protection, valves, electric traction equipment, sewing machines and other equipment for the clothing industry, transformers, reactors, inductors, lifting equipment, comprehensive test conditions and procedures, fire protection, glass, chemical equipment, industrial automation systems, length and angle measurement, wood processing technology, waste, pipeline components and pipelines, electrical devices , fuel, protective equipment, mechanical safety, sports equipment and facilities, services, fluid storage devices, refrigeration technology, electrical equipment and systems for aerospace, rotating electrical machines, power station complex, building components, resistors, fruits, vegetables and their products, electricity, magnetism, electrical and magnetic measurement, railway vehicles, chemical products, electric lights and related devices, paints and varnishes, electromechanical components for electronic and telecommunications equipment, chemical production, fluid power systems, vocabulary, environmental protection, health and safety, switchgear and controllers, paint coating equipment, wires and cables, steel products, general principles of standardization, electrical engineering complex, aircraft and spacecraft complex, insulating materials, electron tubes, kitchen equipment, onboard equipment and instruments, quality.